yummy scripting question

[dave_r]

Hi, I'd like to run the Update Mac and Update Server scripts on 3 folders that live in different places in the Library, all at the same time or consecutively.  I wouldn't be updating one without updating the others so rather than preparing 3 individual droplets is there a way to prepare one script that consecutively looks at the 3 folders?  Many thanks, Dave

tell application "Yummy FTP"
   activate
   connect "Bookmark"
   using connection "Bookmark" list remote folder "/Full/Path/To/Server/Folder/"
   using connection "Bookmark" list local folder "/Full/Path/To/Mac/Folder/"
   with timeout of 32766 seconds
      using connection "Bookmark" synchronize "Update Mac"
   end timeout
   disconnect "Bookmark"
end tell

[JD]

You are restricted to performing one task at a time with the scripting in Yummy, so you would simply repeat the synchronization steps in the sample script, substituting the appropriate Bookmark, source/destination paths, and specify either Update Mac or Update Server

eg:

tell application "Yummy FTP"
   activate

   connect "Bookmark1"
   using connection "Bookmark1" list remote folder "/Full/Path/To/Server/Folder/1/"
   using connection "Bookmark1" list local folder "/Full/Path/To/Mac/Folder/1/"
   with timeout of 32766 seconds
      using connection "Bookmark1" synchronize "Update Mac"
   end timeout
   disconnect "Bookmark1"

   connect "Bookmark2"
   using connection "Bookmark2" list remote folder "/Full/Path/To/Server/Folder/2/"
   using connection "Bookmark" list local folder "/Full/Path/To/Mac/Folder/2/"
   with timeout of 32766 seconds
      using connection "Bookmark2" synchronize "Update Server"
   end timeout
   disconnect "Bookmark2"

   connect "Bookmark3"
   using connection "Bookmark3" list remote folder "/Full/Path/To/Server/Folder/3/"
   using connection "Bookmark3" list local folder "/Full/Path/To/Mac/Folder/3/"
   with timeout of 32766 seconds
      using connection "Bookmark3" synchronize "Update Mac"
   end timeout
   disconnect "Bookmark3"

end tell

[dave_r]

That's perfect, thanks JD.  Very logical but I'd have probably damaged something figuring it out for myself

Dave